Miller Breaks With DiSalle in Delegate Split
Gov DiSalle and County Chairman Ray Miller split over convention delegates. Miller will file a slate in four districts plus at-large delegates, expanding to 36. DiSalle and Coleman defend Kennedy, while Miller backs Kennedy but contends pledges were unequal for his group. Coleman listed at-large candidates. Miller seeks key officials and adds district contenders.
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Cleveland
Michael V. DiSalle
Cuyahoga County
Ray T. Miller Sr
Miller
DiSalle
Ohio
Los Angeles
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
William L. Coleman
Cuyahoza Organization
Kennedy
Coleman
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Thomas A. Burke
John E. Elder
Frank J. Lausche
Harvey Johnson
Bernard Friedman
Michael A. Feighan
Tom L. Terrell
County Board of Elections
John J. Carney
Albert S. Porter
John T. Corrigan
Renault rear-engine misunderstanding ends in fire
Akron reader Thomas C. Owen, Bath Two salesman, recalls fueling error at a service station where attendant mistakenly filled the radiator of a rear-engine Renault. The car’s radiator drain dispute proved costly as a fire erupted two blocks away, causing about $200 damage.
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Akron, Ohio
Thomas C. Owen
Bath Two
Owen
Renault
Barge Sinks Off Conn Coast. Three Crew Missing
A barge sank in Long Island Sound off Old Saybrook Connecticut with three crewmen missing after initial reports indicated four missing. One crew member, Henry Brzozowski of Camden New Jersey, was rescued by the Coast Guard at New London.
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Old Saybrook
Conn
Long Island Sound
Henry Brzozowski
Camden, N.J
Coast Guard
New London
Auto Checks Street Hazards At Middletown Meeting
Middletown Safety Council traffic committee debated compulsory auto inspections and street hazards near the Middletown Shopping Center where Batsey Drive ends. Lt James Combs cited private property limits. a motion to declare the area a dead end if uncorrected passed.
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Middletown
Middletown Safety Council
Ping Center
James Combs
Police Traffic Bureau
William Long
Condition Safety Council
Thomas Files Re-Election Bid To Ohio Assembly
Ohio House candidate Thomas from Butler County announces bid for another term in the 1959 primary. The 35 year old attorney, Hamilton resident, served on judiciary highway and financial institutions committees and was appointed to a highway study panel. He previously served as Hamilton city prosecutor and Navy veteran. Sheriff Pell files for re election. Lubbers and Wessel seek party nominations for sheriff and prosecutor. Filing deadline Feb 3.
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John W. Thomas
Butler County
Ohio House of Representatives
Raymond Motley
Hamilton
Thomas
House
Senate House
Ohio
Main St
Randolph, Houser and
Miami University
University of Cincinnati
Ohio State
Pell
Board of Elections
Edward C. Lubbers
Richard Wessel
Spy Purged From VFW Club
Hillsboro Illinois Post 1036 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars ousted member Sheriff Harold Whitten after a raid on the clubrooms with two slot machines seized. The post paid a $100 fine and notified Whitten he was an undesirable member.
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Hillsboro
Ill
Harold Whitten
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Witten
Post
Long trousers first imported to the United States in 1800
A historical note records that long trousers first reached the United States from Paris in 1800, marking an early fashion shift and cultural exchange. The item highlights the influence of Parisian style on American attire at the turn of the 19th century.
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United States
Paris
City ordinance inquiry urged on compulsory inspections
Jim Curry reports officials favor the idea for mandatory vehicle inspections. Questions arise on accident causes, enforcement, and financing. Lt. Combs notes no local figures, while Winton Steller cites national data that 10 to 15 percent of accidents are due to faulty vehicles.
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Jim Curry
Charles Thompson
Middletown
Lt. Combs
Winton Steller
The
Safety Council
Senate Vote Expands Federal Campaign Rules to Primaries
In a 50-39 vote the Senate extended the Corrupt Practices Act to primaries caucuses and nomination conventions. The bill would require detailed reporting of contributions and expenditures and raise spending limits. Senator Hennings pushed an amendment broadening coverage to state and local committees.
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Washington
Senate
Hennings
Sen
Kenneth B. Keating
Lausche and Young Support Senate Elections Bill
Washington AP reports Senators Frank J. Lausche and Stephen M. Young both voted for the amendment to the Senate elections bill. The measure, extending Senate jurisdiction to primaries for federal offices, passed 50 to 39.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Senate
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J. A. Smith
Joseph T. Kiep
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